Brad's Dream Comes True On 'It's A Brad, Brad World' (VIDEO)

Since parting company with his former boss Rachel Zoe, stylist Brad Goreski's been worried that he will struggle to make a name for himself. However, last night a professional dream came true for him on "It's A Brad, Brad World" (Mon., 10 p.m. EST on Bravo).

Brad landed a deal with Details magazine, and the news took him from elation to tears. When long-term boyfriend Gary Janetti asked Brad why he was crying, the stress of the past few months just became too much and Brad broke down.

"It's just, like, overwhelming sometimes," he said.

Follow the adventures of Brad and Gary on "It's A Brad, Brad World," Monday nights at 10 p.m. EST on Bravo.

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What To Watch On TV: January 9 To January 15

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"Pretty Little Liars" (8 p.m. EST, ABC Family)
After their recent encounter with "A," Aria, Emily, Hanna and Spencer think they may be closer than ever to figuring out who "A" really is. But when the girls decide to enlist Caleb's hacking skills to help with their quest, Hanna no longer wants a part of the plan. Instead of focusing on figuring out who the "helper" is, Hanna decides to put all of her efforts into throwing a surprise party for Caleb. But will a surprise party at Spencer's lake house be the diversion Hanna is looking for, or just a recipe for disaster? Meanwhile, Aria and Ezra must deal with the aftermath of coming clean.

"Scouted To Stardom" (9.30 p.m. EST, E!) special presentation
This E! special reveals how unexpected encounters turned ordinary people into stars, including Justin Bieber, Will Smith and Cameron Diaz. Other not-quite-as-public figures -- like Audrina Patridge, Jewel and Lucas Grabeel -- also sit down for exclusive interviews to share their stories of being discovered. There's hope for all of us!

"Castle" (10 p.m. EST, ABC)
When a lothario is killed, Castle and Beckett suspect that the victim's mysterious double life holds the key to his murder. Their investigation leads to a shocking twist that threatens to disrupt Ryan's wedding to Jenny (Seamus Dever's real-life wife, Juliana Dever, guest stars).

"NCIS" (8 p.m. EST, CBS)
When a Navy lieutenant commander is found dead in a building under construction, NCIS must search for a killer while dealing with interruptions from her distraught detective husband. Meanwhile, Ray's return has Ziva thinking about her future.

"Dance Moms" (9 p.m. EST, Lifetime) season premiere
It was one of last summer's most talked about new shows (possibly for all the wrong reasons) and this week, infamous dance instructor Abby Lee Miller, her world-class students and their demanding mothers return for another peek behind the curtain into the high-pressure world of competitive dance.

"Parenthood" (10 p.m. EST, NBC)
Crosby is frustrated when Adam becomes the focus for a local newspaper's piece on the Luncheonette. Meanwhile, Amber struggles to find her place in a new job, Sarah becomes overwhelmed with thoughts of having a baby and Julia and Joel try to resist interfering in Zoe's personal life.

"One Tree Hill" (8 p.m. EST, The CW) season premiere
The long-awaited final season of The CW drama kicks off tonight. As Brooke and Julian begin to adjust to life with their new children, Haley and Nathan find themselves dealing with similar issues. Although they don't know it yet, faces from the past threaten to interrupt plans for all their futures. Meanwhile, a mysterious problem arises for Clay and Quinn.

"People's Choice Awards" (9 p.m. EST, CBS) two-hour special presentation
"The Big Bang Theory" star Kaley Cuoco hosts the ceremony, which features musical performances by Faith Hill and Demi Lovato. Vewers finally get to weigh in on the TV shows, movies and musicians that they've enjoyed over the past year. What do Emmy voters know, anyway?

"Face Off" (10 p.m. EST, Syfy) season premiere
In its second season, Syfy introduces a new crop of the country's most impressive rising special effects make-up artists, all hoping to follow in the footsteps of season one winner, Conor McCullagh, who recently wrapped work on the anticipated Lionsgate film "The Hunger Games." Expect more stunning make-overs and inventive challenges.

"30 Rock" (8 p.m. EST, NBC) season premiere
As everyone returns from holiday break, NBC's new talent competition, "America's Kidz Got Singing," is a hit, but Jenna's role as the judge everyone loves to hate causes Jack to question the show's family values. Much to his chagrin, Tracy's usual antics fail to aggravate Liz, while Kenneth takes the day off to do his dream chores as he awaits the Rapture.

"Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory" (9 p.m. EST, HBO) special presentation
The conclusion of the award-winning "Paradise Lost" documentary trilogy that spawned a world-wide movement to free three convicted men -- Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley -- known as The West Memphis 3, tells the complete story of one of the most notorious child murder cases in U.S. history. The film chronicles stunning new developments, culminating in the unexpected conclusion just a few months ago, when Echols -- who was on death row -- and Baldwin and Misskelley -- who were serving life sentences without the possibility of parole -- were finally freed from prison after more than 18 years.

"The Mentalist" (10 p.m. EST, CBS)
Jane and the CBI must narrow down the long list of suspects after a high-end divorce attorney with many enemies is killed on his speed boat. Meanwhile, Jane is questioned about whether Red John was responsible for Panzer's murder.

"Chuck" (8 p.m. EST, NBC)
Give your DVR a work out at 8 and 9, since there are four shows equally worthy of your attention. The first of which is "Chuck," now only three episodes away from its series finale. As Chuck and Sarah try to realize a new, safer future, Morgan's past as the Intersect sends them to Vail on one last mission, where they enlist the help of an unlikely source -- the legendary Bo Derek (as herself). Elsewhere, Jeff and Lester continue their own spy mission.

"Nikita" (8 p.m. EST, The CW)
Sean attacks Nikita and Michael in an effort to protect his mother. Meanwhile, Percy gets the upper hand on Amanda and threatens to level Division unless she releases him.

"Fringe" (9 p.m. EST, Fox)
It's been far too long since we've been treated to a new episode of the genius sci-fi drama -- tune in and bring it back with a bang. In an effort to find a way home, Peter journeys to the Other Side to confront Walternate. His venture proves more dangerous than expected. Meanwhile, Olivia receives a dire premonition from an Observer.

"Supernatural" (9 p.m. EST, The CW)
Sam and Dean tangle with the God of Time ("Veronica Mars" star Jason Dohring), who sends Dean back to 1944, where he is immediately arrested by none other than the one and only Eliot Ness (guest star Nicholas Lea). While trying to figure out how to retrieve his brother, Sam is surprised by the reappearance of an old friend.

"Real Time with Bill Maher" (10 p.m. EST, HBO) season premiere
Maher and his roundtable guests tackle more of the week's burning issues.

"The Fades" (9 p.m. EST, BBC America) series premiere
This coming-of-age fantasy drama premieres as part of BBCA's "Supernatural Saturday" line-up. Seventeen-year-old geek Paul is haunted by apocalyptic dreams that his therapist can't explain; neither can best friend and fellow social outcast, Mac, or unsympathetic and much cooler twin sister, Anna. But trying to fit in becomes the least of Paul and Mac's worries, as Paul's horrific dreams become a reality and they are embroiled in a battle between the living and the dead.

"Once Upon a Time" (8 p.m. EST, ABC)
If you're exhausted by the recent slew of awards ceremonies, avoid NBC's Golden Globe coverage and enjoy a little fantasy instead. Feeling their pain from having lived through the same experience, Emma desperately tries to help two homeless children find their birth father before they're separated and put into the foster care system. Meanwhile, back in the fairytale world that was, the Evil Queen coerces Hansel and Gretel into stealing an important artifact from a blind witch ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer's" Emma Caulfield).

"Leverage" (9 p.m. EST, TNT) season finale
It's a toss up between recommending this or PBS' consistently fabulous "Downton Abbey," but "Leverage" wins because it's a season finale. The team must recruit old friends and rivals in order to take down Latimer and a foe from their past.

"Hell on Wheels" (10 p.m. EST, AMC) season finale
Aspects of Cullen's past and future collide in the Season 1 finale, jeopardizing his life on the railroad. Anson Mount fans will be pleased to hear that the show has already been renewed for a second season.